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She is an accomplished musician and
die-hard Cleveland Indians fan. Anne
is a life-long student of American
history, particularly the Civil War
and does genealogy and historical
research “for fun.” Anne Lowery is the
author of Rumor Has It.
According to the book description of
Rumor Has It, “1974,
Washington DC was abuzz with Watergate
and the boxing world was abuzz with
news of the second fight between
Frazier and Ali. But in a small town
hanging in central Ohio, mid way
between Cleveland and Toledo, the talk
of the town was not Watergate or Ali.
It was water and blood. And the
current underneath? Good old fashioned
gossip.
In Anne Lowery’s new book, Rumor Has
It, politics, murder, and gossip
intertwine like threads in a quilt,
weaving a story blending fact and
fiction which even the newspapers
couldn’t quite keep straight.
About the Cortland Police
Department
According to the Cortland City Police
Department, it is “a full-service law
enforcement agency consisting of
full-time, part-time, and reserve
police officers. The department offers
24-hour patrol and citizen complaint
response, as well as providing
additional services such as vacation
checks, business and citizen programs,
fingerprinting, etc. The police
department maintains high-quality,
professional police officers who
combine formal education with training
and experience. These officers,
although generalists by requirement,
also maintain many areas of
specialization to provide the
community with adequate law
enforcement techniques needed in the
2000s.
The Cortland Police Department is
organized into the Chief’s Office, the
Uniformed Division, Detective Bureau
and Records Division. The Uniformed
Division is responsible for: All
uniform personnel; Uniform Sergeant's
office; Bicycle patrol officers;
Communications; STOP DWI enforcement;
Tactical response unit; Records unit;
Parking enforcement officers; and,
School crossing guards.
The Detective Bureau of the Cortland
Police Department is responsible for
Detective Lieutenant - Officer in
Charge; Public Information Officer;
Criminal investigations;
Investigators; Youth Division; Drug
Task Force officer; Evidence custody
control; and Lost and found property
supervision. |
